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May 2019 Archives

On behalf of The Law Office of Kim Covington on Thursday, May 23, 2019.

For some Oregon residents, having money issues can be a source of embarrassment. They may think that they have somehow fallen short of those who have more money or those who have not landed on hard financial times. However, it is important to remember that financial hardships can affect anyone at any time.

On behalf of The Law Office of Kim Covington posted in chapter 7 bankruptcy on Tuesday, May 14, 2019.

People in Oregon who are struggling with student debt might have the opportunity to discharge that debt in bankruptcy if a bill introduced in Congress is successful. The Student Borrower Bankruptcy Relief Act of 2019 has the support of one Independent, one Republican and 14 Democrats.

Lots of Oregon residents are struggling with debts they are unable to repay. While personal bankruptcy may provide an option for debt relief, many are wary of taking the hit to their credit reports that come with the option. However, these debtors may still begin to suffer serious credit damage, especially if late payments or unpaid bills begin to rack up. This means that debt-resolving bankruptcy can actually improve some people's credit scores in the long run.

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